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The Problem with Trusting in Governments

The Problem with Trusting in Governments

In this clip from a recent sermon, Greg discusses the fear that drives us to reject God as King and instead trust in human kings. This is particularly relevant as we approach the presidential election here in the United States. Let’s all reflect today on who we trust to rule us.

You can find the entire sermon here.

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